Ordinal Measures for Image Correspondence
By D. Bhat, Shree K. Nayar. 1998
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- Visual features of intermediate complexity and their use in classification (2002, methodology): “We also tested normalized cross-correlation and the ordinal measure (in ref”
- Comparison of sequence matching techniques for video copy detection (2001, unknown): “NT Fnr(?) = Fn NT ( 9 ) The ROC curves are computed by varying ? from its minimum value to its maximum with an increment of 5%. A good ROC curve lies very close to the axes, i.e., there is some threshold value for which both Fpr and Fnr are very close to zero.”
- Ordinal Measures for Iris Recognition (2009, methodology): “Bhat and Nayar employed the rank permutation of pixel intensity values in image windows for stereocorrespondence [27].”
- Advances in Computational Stereo (2003, background): “To remedy this problem, Bhat and Nayar [7] propose an alternative ordinal measure based on the distance between rank value positions rather than the rank values themselves.”
- Template Matching Techniques in Computer Vision: Theory and Practice (2009, unknown): “get(img[[3]], animask (0 ,0 ,1201 ,256))) 6 imgB <- tm.”
- Evaluation of Stereo Matching Costs on Images with Radiometric Differences (2009, unknown): “A further significant speedup is expected by a recursive implementation using a heap tree as data structure [14].”
- CENTRIST: A Visual Descriptor for Scene Categorization (2011, background): “ordinal measures [31]), Census Transform is robust to illumination changes, gamma variations, etc.”
- Ordinal palmprint represention for personal identification [represention read representation] (2005, methodology): “Bhat and Nayar employed the rank permutation of pixel intensity values in image windows for stereo correspondence [16].”
- Video copy detection: a comparative study (2007, methodology): “This ordinal measure was originally proposed by Bhat and Nayar [2] for computing image correspondences, and adapted by Mohan in [19] for video purposes.”